Damage to oceans could cost $2tr by 2100
Stockholm Environment Institute report calls for marine carbon offsets and UN Oceans Commissioner to address the issue
Damage to natural services provided by oceans could cost the world $2tr a year by the end of the century if steps to curtail climate change are not taken, a study by the respected Stockholm Environment...
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